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This Day were published; • ;•• In Two Volumes, with ,a l'cirtrait, alter a Miniature by Zinck, price I4s. in hciatilS,• a very few Copies on larger paper, price tl., tc. a New liditiOn;of rrHE LETTERS of Mrs. ELIZABETH MON , T AC; t; ; with some of the Letters of her Correspond. ents.— Part the First ; containing her Letters from an early age to the age of ti 3.• , • Published by MATTHEW MO . NTAGIJ, Esq. M. P. _ •. Sep. 29, 0619. THE COMMISSIONERS pt- VICTU;ILLTAVG i; iS mAyE t sTl"i Y do &actr give isl,,tke, That en Tuesday, the loth of 05lober next, they wwiltbe ,• !-iadj•torereive Tinders in wri;ing , etod treat for what VINEGAR shall be demanded . for the Service of this Department, for 1,6; space ol Twelve Iticnthe certain, front the 9!b of IsAvent.. ber next, and fUrther trupil Six Months warming shall . be given ; to be delivered f r,nt time is ante, as required, into His Majesty's Pith :ailing Stores at Deptford, aYR to it paid fir b . ",y Bill:, payable witb interest, ninety days after date. Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDW. Earl Fitz. Balaatn, Mr DAV EN PO RT The Hon. Mr. Shufileton, Mt. lONES ; Peregrine, Mr. MURRAY ; Sir Simon RoLliitale, Mr. bLANCHARD; Frank Rochdale, Mr. BRUNTON ; Jot' Thoruberry, .Mr. FAWCETT - Derails Brulgruddety, Mr. WADDY% von, fdr. EMERY; . ...Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; M ,ry Thor-,berry, Mrs. G I BBS ; Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. DAVENPORT. • To which will be added, the Musical Farce of THE POOR SOLDIER: Father Luke, Mr. WA DDY Captain Fitzroy, Mr. 13 LLAISrIY ; Patrick,' Mr. rAYL()It ; Dermot, Mr..INCLEDON; Darby, Mr. 111 U NI EN; • Bagatelle Mr. FARLEY ; Norab, Bagatelle, no Lro Al ; . • . Kathlatie, Mrs. LISTON. Saxes 7s. Second Price 35. 6d.—Pit 45. Second Price :Is. Gallery 25. Second Price is._Upper Gallery is. On Monday, King .4.ichard the Third ; to which will Le added, Raising the Wind. Those Gentlemen who ptopose favouring the. Stewards with their company, on the'revival of this Anniversary, are requested to send their mines to Mr. ltoldero, at the Angel •Ittn, un or before Tuesday, the toth of Odober. • Dinner at Table precisely at half-past Four o'Clock. Sir CH AS. BUN I U ItY, Bart. M.P. ) (AMES OAKES, Esq. Stewards. _ her Nei.hew and Executor. Printed for 'r. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. RoyAL LXCHANGE-ASSURAI:4.CE OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of Kiug George MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. This Day were published, In Four Volumes. price il. ts. - • THE...ADVENTURES ..of RALPH _REY itu pc E, containing Sketches of Modqn Ciiatatels, Manners, and Education • . , By WILLIAM LINLEY, Esq.. The ways - of Hearn are dark and intricate,- Puzzled with mazes, and perplek'd with errors, Our understanding, traces ti'e;n in vair.; ' Lost and bevvilder'd in the trutless search, - . Nor sces..with how ranch art the windings run, Nor where the regular confusion ends. the I' irst. The Condit:ens of :be CvntraD mu: be seen at the .s"cietag's Office. Sept. t E o3. DARSONS, whose Annual Preminins fall due on the 2.2 th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall. Mall, ;:s well as by Their respediv. Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties assured are requested to apply LA - the Renewal of their Puli zes out or betture the 14th of O.fteber next, as the usual Fa. teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Po licy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary. Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the.As snrance of 'Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, froth Lois or Damage by , Fire ; and also fur the Assurance of , and gting Annul ties,, an • on LiVes. No regard 4uill be had to any Tender- ir. which the Prke shall• not be inserted in Tetra's at length, or that .rbali not he delivered to the licard, before One v'Clock en the said 1 - iesday, the loth of Oaoirr nekt, nor unieis the Astscn uLo makes Ike Tender, or some Person on his kebalf, attends, to anrreer, called /or, Aont Panted for Richard Phillips, London ; and to be had of all Bookixllerc. TR/INSPORT OFFICE, . • Serfentberil, t Sod. • . • . THE . COMfifISSIONRS fc;.- Cotclutii'hg Nis MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERI/ICE, for: taking . Care of and Wounded Seamen, and. ..for the, Care and Custody of Prisoners of !Par, do hereby give Miller, Tht!t tbe:sy rea.frat this Offrs, 'on Welnirday the I izh 61 Ochber„ tS;9, to receive sealed Tender-s, and . treat 2cclb such Persons as irs.9• to willing to cottreto ft.r victIJAIAANG- ISPNE RS cj WAR,- . in Health, at Plymouth, Jo- ;;ix illontbe certain, from the ist of: qrom,so No Terder be receiz,rd after One o'clock on thr''Day of Creak., nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for bi itytn , na:73 , thend. Each Tender must be acc-m:panied by a Letter Jr:din two respcable Persons enkaging to becorne bound lciti; the Person tendering, in the Sant of wool: for the dtie perfrrma.ce of the Contract, • - The Committee for Examining the Affairs of Covent. Carden The.:; re, consisting of the tollciwilig Gentlemen— Alderman Sir CHARLES PRICE, bart.-Mk P. ; Sir 't HO VAS I'LU MER, Kitt. His Nia3esty's Solicitor- Giet.eral ; lOHN SYI.VESTER, Esq. Recorder of the City cf . London; 301`1NE-ITMORE, Esq. Governor of the Bank of England ; and IOHN JULIUS ANPERSTEIN, jj'sq ; : ;. Hays authorised the Proprietors to publisfa ti following Repent in their mines:— it do hereby certify, that, after a full anti attentive ex cimiriation at tlie.subjed which we Lave beenAlesited to in vestigate by the Propriet,;:s of Covent-Garden :theatre, for the siitiL:.ietirnt the:pi:bile, in resped to the tate of profit TeCeivett by tftein from the late Theatre, and likely to be re ceived from the new, that the following is the result of our _ znqurry • _ . . • This Day were published, • In One Volume, Octavo, price its. boar i c, HE OPINIONS of DIFFERENT A TEIORS -IL upon the PUNIS.IIMENT of -DEATH. SeleCted at the request of a Society having for its objea thu ditfusiatt of knowledge respeeting the• Punishment a Death and the- I inptovement of Prison Discipline. By BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. Lincoln's Inn. The Work contains the opinions of Dr. 'Johnson.' Sit W. Blackstone, Beer:aria, Paley, Montesquieu, Mr..Ciark-' son, Sir Thomas More, Erasmus, Bacon, (4oke,.k:iilqn hour!), Pasigret, Dr. Franklin, Goldsmith, Mercier, Eden, I Kelynge, Bentham, Howard, Bradford, Kush, James, &c. • 'Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and. Orme, Patcrnos ter7,roW. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of - 4pence to the Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up wards. }arming; Stock may be Assured at as. per Cent. The PARISH et CAMAERWELL, in the COUNTVef SU aRLY: September .30, 1809. WHEREAS, there are in this Church Yard se veral Tombs and Ilkad .and Foot-atones to a great number of Grate*, which are in a very ruinous 'and decayed condition, and the Officers of this Parish being unacquainted with the respetlive taruilies to which a great number of those Tombs and Head and Foot-stones do belong, are desirous that such respetlive families will came forward and repair the same, otherwise, such Tombs and Head and Foot-stones Must necessarily be removed, of which all persons concerned arc desire to take notice. The Chutchwardens wilt attend at the Vestry Room of the said Church, to conte; with all Persons that shall with to communicate with them upon the aliov , t subjed, on Wed. nesttay, the tst day of November next, between ,the hours of tett in the forenOuir, and three o'cloat in the afternoon. W LAW, 1). N E kl AN, - Churchwardens. W. IiNKINS, Cizr The vi:;ole of the First Edition of the following Work having been sold in two months, is the strougest - proof of its utility, and of the puolic approbation . . • ' This Day was publish:A, Price z$ 61. on fine, and zs. on comm , n Paper, raYLAUS:,s SCHOOL DICTION of 'thekVA. LW; It LANG UAG E,,intended for those by whom a Dielionary is used as a series of daily 'lessons ; in which such .ords as are pedantical, vulgar, singular, and ol . . , ulete, are omitted ; and such only arc preserved as are pii;ely and simply English, or ase of necessary cit,e and uni.: vcrsal applivationi • rhe-Second Edition, TO which is prefix , d, New Guide to the English Tongue. E ARD BAL DW N, 'Printed for M. I. Godw'in, at the iuvenile Library, No. 41, Skinner street. the careful to ask for Mylius's Schr , l Dictionary ; another Book with the same title appeared sii ce. Fat therParticulars may br.knowrs apto , img at this OFcc, or tp Captaix Rogers, P&maitb. • t OFFICE OF OIaVsIANCE, - • Sept 29, 14n9. THE .PRINCIN L OFFICERS HIS MA. , yEs r GRUA' ANCE do be, eby giq.e ,a ice, That Plopoats will be rereiv,d' at their Officy, in Pall Mali, on or before Frid,y the 13th Day of Octo . ber next, itcmt such Per: sous as may be trilling to undertake the Supp,:y of BRITISH' and FO EIGN Ilt )1 , 1 Jo. StrViCe o_l P:43 Derailment, for : • 9 — `..; ) IIC.EN up at Hartford-Bridge., Sept. 12, 'a BAY PON EY, abutit twel , e hands and a Baffin, h ; was sold Some time before by a .Waggoner who drives a Brid purt and Sherbodnie Waggon to 0 Goldman at the Wsgg.on London. Any Pelson proVing the said Pettey to be. theirs. may have it'agaiti, by applying to It. llarratt, White Hart. Harifp . tti-Bricige, Hants, on paying the Expence .of the Keep, 'etc. Dated Oct. 3, .18: 9. a' peri9,l three 'years, Patterns of the tides may be viewed, upon applicat:on, at the Priacipal . Storekeeper's ix tae lOwrt , and la , tker lar• ticulars, togeile:• .1. Jib the Terms C.maitiOns•of the Compact, May be kn,wir a: the Secreoetnyol Office,- in Pall-Mall, said any day, between the boars of len and blati o'Ciork*, wbrre the Proposal, must be delivered; scaled up, .e nd i , ,a:ased, " Proposals for Iran ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 13th day of October, at Twelve at Noon of the same tPy, ;lei her will auy Tender be noticed, unleis tae Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. - By Order ,of the Board; , R. H. CREW, Sec. (tat'''. Tv4;entieth of tilt PRES ENT MONTH LE of the STAT€ LOTT H..(Y will bs: Drawn in ONE [MY. A fhe'rale.of profits4Ually 'received, upon an average of I the last six years, commencing in 0303, (tile period of the * present copartnership,) in the theatre, upOn the capital em barked therein, we haVe ascertained to have amounted to 61 pet cent. per annum t charging,, ltecuncern with only the sum actually paid for inSunnce on such part of the cattital as was I .insured ;- but, it the wh o l e o f t h e capital had b-,ea insured, 1 the profit would have been' reduced to very little more than Per cent, and, for want of this full insurance, the Proprie-, I tors, being in part tir.ir own insurers, sustained a loss by the late fire, for which no compensation has been 'made, to the amount o inore'th& the whole' of their profits for the above I period of six }ears., " The tate of preist likely to be received in future from the new Theatre,-depending in part upon the'arnotint of bills not et delivered, and Of est iiiiates not fully ascertained, and on the future receipts ohne House, which are subject to various -' contingencies, cannot he 'ascertained with the satlir degree of certainty;. but, upon the best consideration we have neen able to give 'to this subject, alter having rLcourise to esery source of information, oral and NV ritt,n, we are sully sati•tiod that the tutu re profits of the New Theatre, at the proposed advanec in the prices of ad:niSsion, .will amount to elllY ji Der 'cent, per annum upon the capital expended in the '1 hea. it the same be'inuied., awl that upon the same' Supposi 'll q t. insurance at . flte_fortner prices of admissioif the Pro prietors will. in our judgment, annually sustain I loss of near per cent. per anuutn on their capital . . " c,;I4ARLES PRICE. PLUNIER. "JOHN SYLVESTER.. 1014 N WiIITNItYRE„ " IOHN ftII.IUS ANGERSTEIIsi." The Proprietors have the honour of presenting to the Pub lic, the . 1 1 . ) , 'rt of the Gentlemen, who kindly undertook the investigation of the A crOunts et the Theid re, and cannot tut tee' a ssure d that a liberal ow he and enlightened People w ill Convinced, that, the- alteration in the Pricegarises golely from the import Ability of their continuing the public amusements on the former terms of admission. Statement of the Accounts of Covent Carden Theatre for the last ' S j x Years, most t•lspeelfully Received ofkred to the PubliC. 163-4 t 3 to " 0 4-5 Ditt o 1J,7 2 7 9 I° 110546 Ditto 560 ti; is 3 t806.t, Ditt • - )807-g b- '° 68,1 z 6 7 at° 63.(3t 1 4 . 18 0 8 -9 Ditto - • 46,31.1 ri 0 - t 65,03 17 1 Deductthe payrnents in six years 307,91 z 0 0 Dedu& Outstanding debts sS,cqi ,CO?6 o 0 Profit, divide by six So ,n 7 1.17 I Average of each year 13,34 6 2. A:58,02G 18 7 St t es7 It 6 47,975 2 2 68, 39' 6 4 62,436 S 3 47,334 II 2 sR33-4. Paid 38:4-5. .Do. 1805-6. Do. ISci 3 7. Do. iBo7-8. Do, Do. 346,C91 IS o petits& wliat e was drawn out by 2 tso 79 the Propriet ors " t 8 v k307,91z o 0 Paid in six years Errors excepted. RICFIARD Treasuier. JOIIN TULL, Deputy Treasurer. Sworn before me, the t6th of Sept. 1809. C. 1. LOWER, Mayor. LYCEUM TIIEATRE. tinderthe L0:1) CHAV.BERLAI V, C. rant. tor the pre s ent Season TO the joint application ut all Parties principally interested. T HEIR Majesties' Servants, tunming the COM ot the late 1)1(1./101 LANE THEATRE, To-MORROW, SATUitIMY, October 7, 1809, uetionn the Comedy of TI-it WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mr. POW ELL - - • elcour, Mr. ‘ti REN CH, (Front the Theatres Royal, 'lath and York, being Ins first appea!auce in London) Major O'Halreit), Mr. 11.4INSTONE, (Who will introduce.the ravoulite Sung of "'The Sprig of • Shilielagh and Shamrock so Green") ; Ca tain Dudl e y, M r. EYRE 'Charles Dudley, M r. D E C A P; Varland, Mr. DOW lON • • t. ohne!, Mr. PEN ELY ; Stukely, Mr. NIADDOCKS ; Lady Rusport, Mrs. SPARKS ; • Charlotte Ru s po r t, Mi ss D UN CAN ; Louisa Dudley, Miss ii(DycE ; • Mrs. Fulmer, Miss TI DS WEL Et To winch %%7111 be added, the Fake of THE WEATHERCOCK. • • Old Pickle, Mr. W ENV ITZE R ; Irit.trAin Fickle, Mr WRENCH.; ,I3rielwit, Mr. OXiiERRY; • Sneer, ivirifP EN LEY ; • , •••• Veriella, - Nliss KLI.LI ; • Rcady, Mrs. SC() t T..• firs. from the "t'tieatre Itoy'at, Dublin, is en fia.:o.-0, at in . :s Thcatre, and will shorty inake her first pearance. • D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,, and Co. re speetfully remind the Public, that all Purchases in the present Lottcry must be mails hclOre the ztli instant, as the whole Drswiug will be decided u Twelve Hours. Only s,ooo Numbets.— Four Tickets 0( each Number. CAPITALS. - - - of - - - £20,000 . 4 or 45,00, 1 i 4 of ioeo - of - ki,ooo 1 22 - - Sco • isle. &C. Ste. AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO , A PRIZE. TICKETS and SHARES on Sale at the Old Offices, Corner Of 13ank-buildings, and facing the Gate of the King'Olewit Charing-cross, ►tILHARUSON, GOODLUCKi and Co. THIS AIONTII. r r BISH resrealully reminds the Public, that the • STATE 1. >yr R Y notonly begins, but finishes on -FRIDAY, the ,Z - All of this MONTH Therefore all who wish to have a ch'tnce to gain ' EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by the purchase of a single Number, must buy before the draw ing.begins, ak the whole Lottery, comsisting of zoo i onal. in Prices will he decided in ONE DAY. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at his old established Otfices in London. and by his Agents in the Country, who in the lite Lottery have been remarkably for tuilate in selling and sharing an immense number of Capital Prizes, particularly the two last 30,o001; Prizes, the last 24.00c1. Pia; and the last Capital Prize ever drawn. * * Persons in the Country may he supplied, thecame as if present, by sending their Orders (post or carriage paid) ac companied with Bank Notes, good Bills, Cash, or Post-Office Orders, to either or his Old Established Offices, CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING-CROSS, LON DON ; where all Business in the Public Funds is transaded with Fidelity and Dispatch. Please to remark, the STA r i E s the ONLY LOTTERY that will be drawn THIS Y EA R. • HANDSOME RESIDENCE, I . N NEWARK-UPON- TRENT.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AWeLI-built, substantinl, modern and elegant IIANSIUN, together with convenient Yards, Plea sure and Kitchen Gardens, Hot-houses, Peach-house, and ether Appurtenances thereto belctiging % ;• an excel le.rit brew house, Wash-house, Larder, good Laundry w►th Chambers over it, and other ()ut-ollices and buildings, large Stable. yard, walled in, with capital Stabling, and Coach-houses ad joining ; situate in Newark-upon-Trent, and well adapted for the residence ot a genteel Family. The House, which is large and roomy, has very lately undergone the most. com plete repair, and has been rendered as convenient as possible; it has also been much 01i,talellted, and handsomely painted and papered. The Offices, which have also been 'most corn pletely and substantially repaired, have every possible con venience attached to them. The Gardens walled on every side, are laid out with taste, and handsomely planted with a great variety of beautiful flowering Shrubs, and well stocked with the choicest Fiuit Trees ot every hind, in toll Dearing and well traiaed. Also, Two Closes of Pasture Land, situate near the above Premises, containing about four acres (inure or less,) with an excellent and newly-ereeted brick and tiled two-stall Stable, arid a roomy Coach-house. Every accommodation will be given as to possession, and the property will be sold in one, two, or three lots, as may best suit the convenience of the p4tcha t ser. The whole is Freehold, and the Ltrl-Tax re deemed. For further particulars apply to Messrs. A lien and Hudg. kiuson, Solicitors, in Ncwaik, atoresaid. This Day were. published, In Two Pocket Volumes, price 7s. in hoards, a New Edi tion, critically corrected, or MHE WORKS of HORACE, translated lite rally into. English Prose; fur the use of, those who are desi rails of acquiring or recovering t competent Imo tvlOge of t h e Latin Language. - -.lly C. SMART, AM. . Of Pembroke College, Canibriage. Printed fora. Nlawman, .1. Walker, R. Lea, Longman, Hurst:, Rees and Orme, Cuthell and l‘lattini LaJtingthn, 41iro . alad Co. Law, and h. CrosUy and Co. Day was published, In Quarto, price 'los. O. in eXtro tu . ,lrds; with a beaufifully - voloured Plate, • AN ESSAY bh - the CULTIVATION -of the LA sr•rs belonging to the 1•; ATI/ RA LORDER of PROTLFIE, with their Generic as well as Specific Cita ratters, and places where they grow wild. By lOSEPiI KNIGHT, F.11.S It is proposed to publish a Series of Horticultural Essays, of which this forms the first, on the Cultivation of the thf tirent Natural Orders of Plants, will also contain their Generic and Specific CharadterS, their•Sytiotiyim, and places where they gay wild. Printed' tbr Wilitatn Savage, No. iS, Bedford Bury, Cu. vent. Garden. • This day was published, numbly inscribed (by p o nti,siun to her Royal Highness TruhvsB Clarlutte of IViles, in out Voluinc, Svo. price Iss. hoards. . THE NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD ESUS CH 'UST,. with a further Abridgment of ?radical Observations or the late Rev. Wit), Burkitt. By the Rev. SAMUEL GLASSE, I).l).+Jk.S. Ream of WiiIISICA Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty. Tlle Second Edition. •, London : Sold by Wm. Savage, No. 28, 'Bedford Bury ; and by Messts. Rivington, St. Paul's Church.yard ; Messrs. Longman, Uurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row; Nlr. liatchard, Piccadilly ; and all Booluellers in Tovvit and Country. This Pay was published, Price Seven Shillings in extta boards, . A N ESSAY on the TEETH of WHEELS ; r.,comprehending Plinciples, and their Application in Practice' to Mill-work, and outer Machinery. With nume rous figures. By ROBERTSON BUCHANAN,. Civil Engineer. Revised by Peter Nichchion, Architea. Tbis Work likewise contains a, Prailical Inquiry respect ing the strength'and durability of the Teeth of Wheels used in Mill-work—General Observations .on' the Wheel-work of Mills—Tables of Pitches of W heels .nt actual use in Mill work ; and Practical Observations with regard toanaking Patterns of Cast Iron Wheels. " The Subject entitled • l'ractical Observations with re gard to the making of Patterns of Cast Iron ‘Vheels,' is very , 'important, on which we believe nothing had previously ap peared in Print. " We are of opinion that this Book will be very useful to the operative Miti.wright and Clock-maker, while it may save the trouble of much explanation to Engineers andothers, iu carrying their plans into el,lct:" • ,Phil. Mag. Sept. ISA. Printed for William Savage, No. 28, Bedford Bury, Covent-gard4!n; and sold by every Bookseller' in the United 4ingdom. This Day was published, In Svo. Price 6s. 6d. each, inboards, • THE LIBRARIAN, V6ls. 1. and IL—This Pub lication etnhtaccs an Analysis of Books,: particularly of those which have become • scarce, giving the Title at full length ; the number of Pages in the Dedication, Introduc tion, Preface, &c. I)ivisiun of the Body of the Work into: Books,• Chapters, &c. with the SubjeCts of each, and the Number of Pages • Description of Indexes, & c. LiSt a the Plates, Maps, Pedigrees, &c. contained in each Volume. By JAMES SAVAGE, of the London Institution. It is regularly published on the tst of every Month, in Numbers, at One Shilling each. • •. We have various reasons for giving a distinguished place to this volume. We think'that a toundation is here laid, it the work shall be duly encouraged, f r a complete body of English Bibliography. We think also that the Reports de. tailed in part already, and to be progressivtly coritmucd, ui the Manuscript Department, of the Museum, the Manu scripts at Lainoeth , of the' RoYalSociety of Antiquaries, He ralds' College, Lincoln's Inn, Middle - Temple, &e. prove of infinite' importance to l , .nglish Literature . The Anali sis also of uncommon hooks, and the j.,.ntitulars givto, lfy wifiCh Colle6tOrs may be satisfied Nirhen they are pcilect, or Otherwise, is both curious and useful." Prit. Ctit. Dec, IBA. • .Painted fur Williprtt Savage, No. 28,. Bedford Bury. EXCIIEVER BILL OFFIOE, . . Oct, 5, 0.09. - All Exchequer Ellls elated in the Month y Sep:tr . :6er and October, t ScS, . TO 1.3 E PAID OFF. , 'THE LORDS COMMSSIONERS of His MA—, 7.ESTY's TREASURY having given Direelions,fr fay. ing off the Privcipal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the listerest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt of Exchequer, New P..:Licc Yard, Westminster, on Tuesdqy the 3 rot ay el October, Am's:dance will beeven (Suhdays and excepted) until and including. Fri day the 2*th Instant, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Af temoug, for the purrse ofreceiving the same. And for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Separate Lists of 'each Description of Bills, containing the Numbers, in Numerical .Order, according to the Dates of the said Bills, .and Commencement of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the Days on lehich they are re:pet - lively dated, to the said 31st Day of October, 5 3::9, inclusive, when the rest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Hoke,rs ,r not) are indispensably required to indorse each Bill wish their usual Signature; and to write their Names and Re sidence at the bcttom of each Separate List ; and they are more over required to attend the Exchequer Bill ()ice for Payment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts jcr the 3ante. If au. of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills ikould be desirous of receiving payment of the Principal and l 'lnterest previous to the said 3111 Day of October, they may be accommodisted, on com. puling the Interest so the Day on which they with to be paid, and leaving the said Bills:for examination one day prior thereto, •Nach Persons as may be -desirous of having New Exchequer B.Yls in whole or in part Payment of Principal, upon , marking ,New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, at the bottom of their Lists., delivered an or before the zotb Instant, may be accom. =dated rill., Neu , Bills, carrying an Interest of 'Three-pence One .farthing by the Day, on every One, Hundred Pounds, whit' b _ s,fid -New Bills will bear Date the said 31st Day of - October, ito9, and will be delivered on Friday, the 3d November, and. I he following Days. N. B. All .Excherter Bills dated prior to September,' have been advertised to be paid of, .and the Interest thereon bat ceased, This Day was published in gvo, price its. boards, 'THE PRINCIPLES OF MIDWIFERY ; in eluding the Diseases of W omen and Children. By JOHN BURNS, Ledurer of Nlidwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Phy sicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. Printed for Longman, HU:st, Rees,, and Orme, raternitis ter-irvw, London, 'Of whom may be had, by the satne Author, • ''t. Pr.Elkal Uhservations on the Uterine hemorrhage. 13v. Price ;s. boards. a. ObscrvAtiins on Abortion. See*or. d-Edit. Price ss: i bimrds.